[9fans] marshal

[9fans] marshal

[Steve Simon]

Hi,

After a year of putting up with it I tracked down why I cannot
forward emails via our Exchange server.

It insists on the 822 From: line agreeing with the SMTP
MAIL FROM: name, giving:

	"454 5.7.3 Client does not have permission to Send As this sender"

if the latter is unknown.

Normally I use /mail/box/$user/headers to force a From: line containing my real
name and the email address exchange likes but marshal does not read this when
presented with the '-n' arg (no standard input), which nedmail uses for forwarding.

Anyone know/rembember/guess why this might be?

I cannot think why marshal would not read /mail/box/$user/headers (except the
-8 "read RFC822 headers from input" option).

-Steve

Re: [9fans] marshal

[erik quanstrom]

perhaps they wanted the original sender to show up
in faces?  nedmail adding the -n argument seems like
a mistake to me.

- erik

On Tue Nov 28 05:09:12 EST 2006, steve@quintile.net wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After a year of putting up with it I tracked down why I cannot
> forward emails via our Exchange server.
>
> It insists on the 822 From: line agreeing with the SMTP
> MAIL FROM: name, giving:
>
> 	"454 5.7.3 Client does not have permission to Send As this sender"
>
> if the latter is unknown.
>
> Normally I use /mail/box/$user/headers to force a From: line containing my real
> name and the email address exchange likes but marshal does not read this when
> presented with the '-n' arg (no standard input), which nedmail uses for forwarding.
>
> Anyone know/rembember/guess why this might be?
>
> I cannot think why marshal would not read /mail/box/$user/headers (except the
> -8 "read RFC822 headers from input" option).
>
> -Steve